LOVE IN THE TIME OF ALGORITHMS
How Cigarettes After Sex continue to mine love and lust—but now they’ve hit the big time
September 1, 2024


“Who’s the slut of New York?” asks a disheveled man with a wonky grin, holding a cardboard sign that asks the same question in Sharpie.
I’m sitting with Greg Gonzalez, the singer of Cigarettes After Sex, on a bench in Tompkins Square Park in the East Village, and before either of us has a chance to respond, he answers his own question.